Starbucks

The banana nut bread is excellent & the servers are awesome! I love their tea & other desserts as well.

The manager was extremely rude to me and made a very snarky comment to my face insinuating that I was asking for too much. There were hardly any pastries. I had to leave quickly so that conflict did not arise.

I have nothing against Starbucks, but improvements are needed at this location. Employees are pleasant, but training and cleanliness could be improved.

I had a bunch of change to cash n they were cool about it! I came in early they were nice I had 100.00 bill or a bunch of change they were nice about it

Dude made my frappucino too watery, it could use used about 6 seconds less in the blender. There’s a drive thru and open layout inside.

Love the place, very well located. The chairs at the corners are so cool and comfortable. Service is OK, have to work a little bit on the attitude.

Im not a big starbucks fan, so that’s why I gave 2 stars. My wife would have probably given 5 stars.

Typical Starbucks, but the great service I’ve gotten here each time I’ve visited really sets it apart.
Everyone seems very nice and friendly, like they don’t mind being at work. That’s true for going inside and well as the drive thru.
Good job Greenville :)

You couldn’t get a better location coming in to Wilson from 95 and 264 — it is extremely convenient! You’ll find all the standard Starbucks offering… fantastic coffee and specialty drinks, free wifi and a drive-​thru. The dining area is a little small, but that’s also pretty standard. Service is friendly. Good little place.

Great coffee, free internet, and a good atmosphere! I go and get the peppermint mocha frap. This is what the people of Wilson love! Wish they had a location on the other side of town to!

They have a stronger brew here. Italia, stronger than Pike. Free Internet also, it is about time. Fast and always friendly, that is why I always visit Starbucks a few times a day or more. You know what to expect and you always get it.

Yes, I’m reviewing yet another Starbucks. But for my San Francisco friends who might yawn at the thought of a review of the McDonald’s of coffee, let me tell you:
The arrival of decent coffee in small towns like Wilson is a godsend. Local cafes simply have not sprung up and done the job with a consistent, predictable espresso-​based product. Given the choice between a burnt, weak espresso beverage at a local yokel shop or a predictable if sanitized drink, I’ll go for the latter.
If Starbucks can move small town tastebuds to decent coffee, soon enough palates will develop and some local will open a really nice artisinal coffee store or local chain. Or maybe Peet’s will spread to the kudzu belt. Or maybe not!
But for my yearly Wilson visits this shop does the trick. I can get my espresso beverage every morning and then spend the rest of the day downing as much properly brewed «sweet tea» as I possibly can ingest before I return home, back beyond the iced tea belt.
This particular Starbucks is located in a new development on the outskirts of the northwest side of Wilson near a new Target (which has its own Starbucks café inside, but what the hell). As Starbucks go it’s nice with several umbrella-​ed outside tables and several big comfy chairs inside and the kind of gung ho barista staff who haven’t given in to the ennui of coffee peddling just yet.